Examples of using Asterism in English and their translations into German
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Every star is assigned to an asterism.
NGC 305 is an asterism in the constellation Pisces.
Starry Sky Time Lapse with moving great bear asterism.
This Photo shows the asterism with one light source.
The asterism Cr 399 is located in the constellation Vulpecula/Little Fox.
M 13 is located at the right edge of the Keystone asterism 1/3 from the top.
NGC 358 is an asterism of four stars in the constellation Cassiopeia.
One of the main"attractions" of the constellation is the asterism of Orion's belt.
This is an asterism, part of the much larger constellation Ursa Major.
The four stars epsilon Her, zeta Her,eta Her and pi Her form the asterism Keystone.
From my book: ASTERISM, Gems with a Star, page 838, Original painting in the collection MPS.
The stars gamma Aqr(called Sadachbia), eta Aqr, zeta Aqr and pi Aqr form a small,Y-shaped asterism which is a characteristic feature for this constellation.
Colorchange, cat's eye, asterism in 6 or 12 ray stars, or a diffuse misty shine above the surface which has a hardness of 9.
Previously, the object was classified as an open cluster, however it was shown through morerecent observations that it is a random formation of stars in Earth's sky, an asterism.
Besides the realm of Garnets also possesses rarities such as asterism or atones which change their color from daylight to artificial light.
This asterism is one of the most characteristic figures of the northern hemisphere, as it is located at mid-latitudes, and can thus be observed very high during the summer months borealis from all over the northern hemisphere of the Earth;
Besides the realm of Garnets also possesses rarities such as asterism or atones which change their colour from daylight to artificial light.
The numbering of the stars in an asterism, however, is not based on the apparent magnitude of this star, but rather its position in the asterism.
On this page I collect my observations of the asterism Cr 399, called Coat Hanger, Al Sufi's Cluster, or Brocchi's Cluster, in the constellation Vulpecula/Little Fox.
Houston was so impressed that he wrote an article on the asterism that appeared in his"Deep Sky Wonders" column in the astronomy magazine"Sky& Telescope" in 1980, in which he named it"Kemble's Cascade.